Handouts of Classroom Course
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
About science writing
Prepare your writing- Tiny Steps
How to Write Your First Research Paper
The Joy of Writing
Useful Phrases Wallwork book
How to Write a Literature Review 1
How to Write a Literature Review 2
How to read a review paper
The Abstract
Writing Cover Letters for Scientific Manuscript
Notes on Writing a Paper
Making Tables and Figures
The Science of Scientific Writing
Summary of The Science of Science Writing
Ten Principles
Helen Sword: Stylish Academic Writing
Summary Writing Tips October 2019
Reader English For Publication
How to Write a paper_George M Hall BMJ
A checklist for improving abstracts Patrick Dunleavy
Reading Tips
Blogs
https://thesiswhisperer.com/
https://patthomson.net/
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/writingforresearch/
https://medium.com/@write4research
http://www.raulpacheco.org/blog/
Writing Tools
Question Tool Introduction
Question Tool Discussion
Transitional Words and Phrases
COREQ: Questions for Reporting Qualitative Research
Templates for observational studies
Websites
The Swales Moves Website
The Manchester Phrasebank
Academic Phrasebank
The Writer’s Diet
Readability Formulas
The Hemingway App
Look Through your Text – Voyant-tools.org
Words per Sentence Tool
Articles
1. Plenty of Moustaches
2. Happiness in your Network
3. Essay: The Curse of Knowledge (by Steven Pinker)
4a The Darwin Awards full text
4b The Darwin Awards I-M-R
5. Use of Positive and Negative Words in Science
6. Impact of Spin (Boutron)
7. Spin in Published Biomedical Literature (Chiu)
8. BMJ Emoji in medical literature
Answer Keys
Plenty of Moustaches Answer Key -Exercise 6
The topic sentence Answer Key – Exercise 7
Key sentences in Happiness article Answer Key – Exercise 9
Four tools of cohesion Answer Key – Exercise 10
Passive or active Answer Key – Exercise 12
Passive explanation